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Holy intoxication to drunken dissipation

alcohol among Quichua speakers in Otavalo, Ecuador

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University of New Mexico Press
Language
English
Pages
480

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Subjects

Alcohol use, Drinking customs, Earthquakes, Quechua Indians, Religion, Religious life and customs, Rites and ceremonies, Social change, Social conditions, Social life and customs, Indians of south america, religion, Ecuador, South america, social life and customs, South america, religion

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Ecuador, Otavalo, Otavalo (Ecuador)
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Holy intoxication to drunken dissipation: alcohol among Quichua speakers in Otavalo, Ecuador
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Table of Contents

Introduction: Machapashun, let's you and I get drunk
Huasichiy boda huasi : a ceremonial open house
Ufyapashunchic : let's drink together
Taita dios and taita imbabura
Cantina and boda huasi : local bar and ceremonial open house
Curagacuna or viejos chumados : native lords or drunk old men
Pachacuti : world reversal
Runa gente, gente civilizada : uniting the contradictions of the indigenous and the fully civilized
Evangelistas, catequistas, and activistas
Yapa ufyadur carcanchic : we drank too much
Transnational corazas 2000
Conclusion que viva runa causai : long live indigenous culture
Appendix 1: Issues of ethics and objectivity
Appendix 2: The sounds and writing conventions of Ecuadorian Quichua.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Dewey Decimal Class
305.898/323086612
Library of Congress
F2230.2.K4 B88 2006, F2230.2.K4B88 2006

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Pagination
p. cm.
Number of pages
480

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OL3413653M
ISBN 10
0826338143
ISBN 13
9780826338143
LCCN
2005029795
OCLC/WorldCat
62089920
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2139278

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